Detective Danielle Ramos is sorting out her life after her ordeal with the “Pennyman” (from the book Copper Eyes). As she is finally getting closure from this murder case, she is assigned the investigation of a murdered red headed nurse; the first in what was to be a string of killings of such nurses in the Dallas area. While working on the task force to catch the madman who calls himself Crimson, Danielle meets a small-town police officer who seems to be turning her personal life upside d...

Notes for My Eulogist is not a book about dying or even being dead. It is a love story for life - an articulate and frequently poetic celebration of our differences, our similarities, and the common experiences that unite us as human beings.It is a book about telling our stories, out loud, as we live them. The storytelling is simple and approachable, but the language is lush and rendered in passages you will want to read over and over, and memorable lines that will...

In 1966 Jacques Derrida gave a lecture at Johns Hopkins University that cast the entire history of Western Philosophy into doubt. The following year Derrida published three brilliant but mystifying books that convinced the pollsters that he was the most important philosopher of the late 20th Century. Unfortunately nobody was sure whether the intellectual movement that he spawned – Deconstruction – advanced philosophy or murdered it.The truth? – Derrida is one of those annoying geniuses you...